sociology tutoring

Sociology tutoring in the Student Success Office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 11 AM to 1 PM. 

 

In addition to that, Carolie Coffey is available to any student who cannot come during those hours.  All the student needs to do is give her a phone call and arrange to meet at the Cuesta Library almost any time that is convenient for them!!! As me for her home and cell number.

Cuesta College 22 Pushup Challenge - YouTube

Cuesta College 22 Pushup Challenge

Cuesta College student and faculty/staff veterans recently participated in the 22 Pushup Challenge - a nationwide effort to honor the men and women who serve...

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Veteran's Week

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Interested in Learning to be an Ally …

 

verb al·ly \ə-ˈlī, ˈa-ˌlī\

 

 

:    to unite or form a connection

 

: typically any non-LGBTQ person who supports and stands up for the rights of LGBTQ people, though LGBTQ people can be allies, too, such as a lesbian who is an ally to a transgender person

 

 

Join the FMST218 Human Sexuality Students on EITHER date:

 

19 October 2016 . 11am – 12:20pm . Room 4403

OR

20 October 2016 . noon – 1:20pm   . Room 4404

 

*Space is limited.

For more information contact:  Bailey Drechsler bdrechsl@cuesta.edu

 

Free writing help

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Cultural Center Survey

Cuesta College Student Life & Leadership   Greetings!   Student Life and Leadership is reestablishing the Cultural Center this semester! It is located at the far end of the cafeteria (SLO Campus) in rooms 5104A and 5104B. Traditionally, Cultural Centers were created on college campuses to provide a safe place for students to express who they are, learn about their heritage, gain a better understanding of the culture and heritage of others and become advocates for social justice. We need feedback and ideas from you about the kinds of activities you would like to see hosted by the center.   TAKE THIS SURVEY   At the end of the survey, you can choose to be entered into a drawing by entering your name and email address. The prize is a $50 Amazon gift card. Thank you!  Your feedback will help us create the college experience that you want to have.   Sincerely,   Anthony Gutierrez Student Life & Leadership Coordinator

 

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College Success Lab

http://www.cuesta.edu/student/servs_classes/ssc/collegesuccesslab/index.html

 

Foster Youth & The College Experience

Did you Know . . .

At best, only 10% of foster youth go to college.

 

Of that 10%, only 3%  graduate.

 

Foster Youth & The College Experience

 

Join us for what promises to be a lively and poignant discussion of the challenges of foster youth in college, and what our community can do to support their success.  This event is free and open to students, staff, and faculty at Cuesta College and to the community.

 

 

Monday, April 11, 2016

2:00 – 3:15pm

Cuesta College

Room 5401 & NC Polycom

 

 

Janaan Miles, Foster Family Development Supervisor, Family Care Network   Elie Axelroth, Author of Thin Places, Former Director of Counseling Services, Cal Poly (Retired)     Thin Places is a novel about a young woman in foster care heading off to college as she struggles with the memory of her mother. It is available at the Cuesta College Library or for sale on Amazon in paperback and Kindle, Barnes & Noble (Nook), and iTunes (iBook).  **Attendees are encouraged, but not required to read Thin Places prior to our discussion.  Copies are available for loan at the Cuesta College library.   For purchase and more information on Thin Places or Elie Axelroth, see:   www.elieaxelroth.com

 

For more information about the event, Contact Bailey Drechsler bdrechsl@cuesta.edu

 

This event is a collaborative effort between the Human Development Division & the Cultural Diversity/Student Equity Committee.

 

 

Academic Profiling

 

"Academic Profiling:

What's happening in our schools, and why

should we care?"

 

 

This talk focuses on Gilda Ochoa's award-winning book Academic Profiling: Latinos, Asian Americans and the Achievement Gap. At a time when politicians and pundits debate the sources of an achievement gap, this talk uses powerful interviews from students, educators, and parents to expose multiple gaps reproducing ​racial, class, and gender inequalities. In spite of these patterns of inequality, this work finds hope in the students and teachers who resist academic profiling. 

 

Following her presentation, Ms. Ochoa will facilitate a discussion focusing on developing a blueprint for an institutional and pedagogical action plan.

 

Thursday, 14 April 2016

11am – 1pm ¨ Rm. 5401/Polycom N3213

 

Gilda L. Ochoa is Professor of Sociology and Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies at Pomona College and currently the 2016 Susan Currier Visiting Professor for Teaching Excellence at California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo. She writes and teaches on Latinas/os, education, and race/ethnicity. Her newest book, Academic Profiling: Latinos, Asian Americans, and the Achievement Gap (2013) was named as in a Huffington Post article as one of 35 books that all educators of African American and Latino students must read. It has also received awards from the Asian American Studies Association, the American Sociological Association, and the Society for the Study of Social Problem for its focus on race and eradicating racism. Ochoa's earlier books include Becoming Neighbors in a Mexican American Community (2004), Learning from Latino Teachers (2007), and Latina/o Los Angeles (2005), co-edited with her brother Enrique C. Ochoa. Her work has also appeared in Rethinking Schools, Truthout, CounterPunch, Alternet, and LA Progressive.

 

A product of public schools, Ochoa was born and raised in La Puente and Hacienda Heights, California. She received her B.A. in sociology from the University of California, Irvine and her Ph.D. from UCLA.

 

This event is a collaborative effort between the Human Development Division

& the Cultural Diversity/Student Equity Committee.

For more information about the event, Contact Bailey Drechsler bdrechsl@cuesta.edu

 

 

TELLUS

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Cuesta College Student Ambassador Program Applications 2016-2017

Student Ambassadors for Cuesta College

 

Applications Due: Friday, April 15^th

 

REQUIREMENTS OF MEMBERSHIP

• Must be a full time Cuesta College student and maintain a 2.5 GPA

• Must participate in the program from Fall 2015 semester through the end of Spring 2016

• Expect to spend a minimum of 20 hours per semester with events, outreach, tours, thank-you phone calls to our donors, etc.

• Must attend scheduled Student Ambassador monthly meetings and volunteer activities

• Ambassadors must maintain good communication with the Student Ambassador program coordinator

 

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MyCuesta Pathway

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sociology tutor available

Tutor will be in the Student Success Tutorial Office every Tuesday, throughout the rest of this semester, from 11 AM to 1 PM. She will also meet you outside of these times--just go and meet her first.

 

 

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Welcome to Shelbyville

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Welcome to Shelbyville

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Healthy Heart Week Events at the Student Health Center

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Date: 2/10/2016 1:10 PM (GMT-08:00)
To: All Exchange Users Email List <ALL@cuesta.edu>
Subject: FW: Healthy Heart Week Events at the Student Health Center

 

Healthy Heart Week

 "A tap a day keeps the doctor away" Presentation by Jyll Lysoby, MFTI

Tapping? Learn an amazing tool to deal with stress & improve your health!

When:   Tuesday, February 16^th 2:00-2:45

Where:  3142 (In the Student Services Building – across from EOPS)

 

"Healing a Broken Heart" Presentation by Tonya Hardiman, LMFT

Learn how your feelings affect your HEART.  

When:    Wednesday, February 17^th 2:00-2:45

Where:  5402 (In the Associated Student Center)

 

FREE Cholesterol Testing, Blood Pressure Screening, Blood Sugar Screening & BMI testing - By Appointment Only! Call 546- 3171

When:    February 17^th & February 18^th 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Where: 3150 (Student Health Center)

 

 FREE "Ask the Chiropractor" session with Dr. Aram Casparian

Wellness Activity! Have a posture screening & learn about spinal health!

When:   February 18^th 1:30-3:30

Where:  3150 (Student Health Center)

Career Exploration Festival

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Career Exploration Festival      

 

 

Ø  WHEN & WHERE:

·        (NCC) Thursday, Feb 18^th, 11a-1p – Room N3102 (Dallon’s Hall)

·         (SLO)  Thursday, Feb 25^th, 11a-1p – Room 5401

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Fwd: Spring 2016 Student Success Workshops

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From: "Nicole Albertson" <nicole_albertson@cuesta.edu>
Date: January 26, 2016 at 1:32:52 PM PST
To: "FT-Faculty" <FT-Faculty@cuesta.edu>, "PT-Faculty" <PT-Faculty@cuesta.edu>, "Student Services Leadership" <ssmgrs@cuesta.edu>
Subject: Spring 2016 Student Success Workshops

Hello Everyone-

 

The Spring 2016 Student Success Workshop Series begins at the SLO campus on February 17^th and at the NCC on February 18th . Topics include "Overcoming Procrastination", "Memory and Study Skills" and "Test Taking and Overcoming Test Anxiety". Students have reported that these workshops have positively impacted their success at Cuesta.

 

Please help us spread the word about this wonderful resource. The workshop schedules for both SLO and NCC campuses are posted here:

 

http://www.cuesta.edu/student/servs_classes/ssc/

 

 

Thank you!

 

Nicole Albertson, M.A., M.Ed.

Director, Student Equity and Success Centers

Cuesta College

nicole_albertson@cuesta.edu

(805) 546-3100 ext. 2323 (SLO)

(805) 591-6200 ext. 4342 (NC)

 

CALL TO ACTION the Jane Goodall Institute's International Mobile Phone Recycling Day

•  CALL TO ACTION

  the Jane Goodall Institute's International Mobile Phone Recycling Day

• About Call to Action

  Call to Action is an international effort of the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) to inspire action around recycling mobile phones (and other used electronics). Through these actions JGI is raising awareness about how such efforts can help promote conservation of critical habitats across the Congo Basin and around the globe.   Many of the metals and minerals used in these technologies are extracted from threatened chimpanzee habitats across the Congo Basin. Control over these resources has also fueled conflict among people — conflict that has resulted in the deaths of more than five million people.   Beginning on January 26, 2016 citizens around the globe can participate in Call to Action by gathering used electronics — especially mobile phones ― and sending them to one of JGI’s recycling partners. With one simple action, JGI’s friends and supporters are helping protect chimpanzees and their habitat. 

• Get Started

  Around the globe, members of the JGI family are actively promoting mobile phone and other electronic recycling.   Below you will find links to these countries and more information on how you can participate in Call to Action near you. 

• Background - Why Are We Doing This?
• Join Dr. Jane

  Watch the video above to hear from Dr. Jane about the importance of recycling your mobile phone.

• Already Recycling Your Electronics?

  AWESOME! Good for you. Call to Action isn't just about getting started, its about telling the whole world about how important it is to recycle your used mobile phones and other electronics and prevent them from ending up in the waste stream.    Tell the world about your efforts and why its so important to you to recycle. Share this page on social media and use the hashtag #Call2Action16 to join other leaders around the world in this very important action to help the forest homes of chimpanzees and many other endangered species.
• Help Us Spread The Word

  One way everyone can participate in Call to Action is by sharing information about the Jane Goodall Institute's International Day for Mobile Recycling with family, friends and followers. You can participate in JGI's Thunderclap campaign and help amplify our message about the importance of recycling mobile phones and other electronic devices. Pledge your social networks below.

  PLEDGE NOW

• Let's Connect!

  Have questions about the recycling your mobile devices?

• Presented by the Jane Goodall Institute

  Founded in 1977, the Jane Goodall Institute continues Dr. Goodall’s pioneering research on chimpanzee behavior — research that transformed scientific perceptions of the relationship between humans and animals. Today, the Institute is a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats. It also is widely recognized for establishing innovative community-centered conservation and development programs in Africa, and Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots, the global environmental and humanitarian youth program, which has groups in more than 130 countries.   To connect with the Jane Goodall Institute in your country visit, www.janegoodall.org/offices.

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Buy Sell or Trade Cuesta College Textbooks

7:38pm Jan 21 https://www.facebook.com/groups/CuestaBooks/ Buy Sell or Trade Cuesta College Text Books This Group IsTo Be Used As A Tool For College Students Who Need Text Books. Please Do Not Post Any O... See Conversation

 

former student has book she want to sell

Hi Dr.Ha If you have any Soc students that need the intro book (essentials of sociology) send them my way! I'm selling mine for $55 and I have it posted on the buy sell trade Cuesta college text books site.